DescriptionPollen is the only source of protein for the bee. Without pollen, the queen's egg-laying is interrupted and the bees are unable to raise larvae. Pollen contains vitamins A, C, E, rutin (which strengthens and enlarges the capillaries of the circulation and supports veins and arteries), carotenoids, lecithin/choline, all the essential amino acids (22 in total), 14 fatty acids, nucleic acids (such as DNA and RNA) and naturally a very high protein content (almost 25%), extremely digestible as it has already been processed by the bees. According to nutritionists, pollen has strong antioxidant and rejuvenating effects. It enhances libido and fertility and because it revitalizes the reproductive organs, it can help with prostate problems. It also increases strength, endurance, energy, speed, ensures quick recovery after exercise, restores heartbeats and increases muscle volume. The B vitamins it contains strengthen the nervous system and act against stress, it can address allergies as it reduces histamine production in the body, while the eleven different enzymes found in it greatly enhance food digestion. Many have also reported that pollen helped them with anemia, constipation, colitis, asthma, and bronchitis problems.
